The phrase "aspect of the creature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular feature, characteristic, or quality of a creature, whether real or fictional.
Example: "The aspect of the creature that fascinated the researchers was its ability to camouflage itself in various environments."
Alternatives: "feature of the creature" or "characteristic of the creature".
But some aspects of the creature's spinal vertebrae don't match that of other snakes and lizards, he notes.
Although fighting was a key aspect of the game and the creatures could be injured, none ever died; when defeated, they merely fainted.
But it's the non-nuclear aspects of the assorted creatures which are most striking, as they are presented as not really even worthy of comment.
Film productions of the Alice books, and much psychoanalytic commentary, tend to dwell on the frightening aspects of the incomprehensible creatures – the execution-obsessed Queen, the huge child in the tiny bedroom.
Some of the robots in the cast of "Robots Rising" are designed as analogues of animals in the hope that the study of the robot can reveal aspects of the behavior of the creature it mimics.
An unusual aspect of the gorilla campaign is that the creature has always been referred to in the ads as "the 800-pound gorilla in the room," meaning that retirement planning is ignored at one's peril.
In today's discussions of consciousness, it is fairly common to mark out even further distinctions to identify which aspect of the problem one is addressing (creature consciousness, state consciousness, phenomenal consciousness, access consciousness, etc).
The only link between the two is Rosa herself, who retains a no-nonsense approach to life and death even when she takes on the aspect of a dinosaurlike creature with "an elephant-sized hunger" for rotting flesh.
Our time is tight, but we briefly discuss working with epic special (on-set) and visual (CG) effects ("I learned a lot on this one," states Richard), and in closing, we focus on one of the glorious aspects of Beautiful Creatures: the book's innately literary spirit, transposed to film.
The second aspect of the idea of the human being as a creature operated very much more emphatically: the superiority of humans over all other creatures.
